6 Things We Love About Bill Hall's House

Bill Hall’s player profile on the Long Island Ducks website lists his hometown as Paradise Valley, AZ. However, that may soon change. The veteran ballplayer, who broke into the majors with the Milwaukee Brewers in 2002 and carved out a 12-year career as a power utility player, has listed his home in the Arizona desert for $2.95 million. While an athlete selling their house is not all that unusual, Hall’s pad has unique, athlete-centric features. To illustrate just how great Hall’s sports oasis is, we have compiled a highlight reel of sorts, showing some of the finer selling features found at the four-bedroom, five bedroom property.

1. Bill Hall’s Eye for Architecture
“Temple of Doom up front, spaceship out back” is perhaps the best way to describe Bill Hall’s property, which combines a towering, symmetrical facade with a curvy, glass-infused rear exterior.

2. Bill Hall’s Pool Party
Move over, Mitch Richmond and Keenan McCardell, because there’s a new sheriff of fancy pool town. Acting as the apex of the loaded backyard, Hall’s grotto-style aquascape features a pool with a waterfall, a swim-up bar and a host of water jets.

3. Bill Hall’s Four Flat-Screen Family Room
For most families, one flat-screen television in the family room is sufficient. However, Bill Hall clearly subscribes to the Rob Gronkowski playbook when it comes to flat-screen televisions, weighing in with a trio of TVs on one wall and an adjacent setup presiding over the wet bar.

5. Bill Hall’s Sports Complex
Judging by the look of his detached sports complex, I think it’s fair to say no one can question Bill Hall’s commitment to fitness. The five-tool player flexes some serious muscle in the workout room department with a slick gym setup complete with an indoor batting cage.

6. Bill Hall’s Superman Basketball Court
Bill Hall’s stature is far less Diesel than Krypto-Nate, but that didn’t stop the utility player from taking a page from the Shaq O’Neal backyard handbook with a Superman-themed basketball court.